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which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence? #1 (permalink) Sun Jul 13, 2008 1:11 am   which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence?
 

Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence?

Does omitting it harm the meaning of the sentence?

Does omit it harm the meaning of the sentence?

Does omit it harms the meaning of the sentence?


Which is the correct one, please?
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which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence? #2 (permalink) Sun Jul 13, 2008 1:46 am   which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence?
 

Only #2, I think, is correct.
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which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence? #3 (permalink) Sun Jul 13, 2008 1:52 am   which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence?
 

hi Haihao,
do you think #1 is possible in a informal talk?
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which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence? #4 (permalink) Sun Jul 13, 2008 1:59 am   which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence?
 

Yes, ictgf. It's not only possible but alright for conversation. BTW, an informal talk is better. :)
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which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence? #5 (permalink) Sun Jul 13, 2008 2:03 am   which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence?
 

sorry, "an" informal talk...of course. :oops:
by the way, what does BTW mean?:?:
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which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence? #6 (permalink) Sun Jul 13, 2008 2:19 am   which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence?
 

By The Way.
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which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence? #7 (permalink) Sun Jul 13, 2008 2:23 am   which one is correct? - Omitting it does harm the meaning of the sentence?
 

'by the way' BTW
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